TIFFANY YOUNG IS IHEART'S BEST SOLO BREAKOUT ARTIST

Tiffany Young received the Best Solo Breakout at the 2019 iHeart Radio Awards, making her the first Korean female to take home a trophy from the iHeart Radio Music Awards show.

“I am so humbled and honored that I can be a aprt of representing young Asian American women in music, and so grateful for my Korean and K-Pop roots that have given me the opportunity to follow my dreams. This award belongs to all the fans around the world who worked hard for this. I promist I will work harder. I want to make you proud.” Tiffany stated in her acceptance speech.

Tiffany Young released her EP Lips on Lips last month and also performed a mini Lips On Lips showcase tour earlier this month. This past November, Young was also the face for H&M’s Autumn 2018 campaign.    

TIFFANY YOUNG RELEASES "TEACH YOU" MV AND H&M MEET/GREET ANNOUNCEMENT

Korean American singer and model, Tiffany Young, has been busy this past week with the release of her music video Teach You and the launch of the H&M campaign featuring the young starlet.

The Girls’ Generation member released the music video for her latest single, Teach You and will surely make her fans proud and excited. The 29 year old has described her newest track as “very fun, sweet, but you can say it’s a little dark.” She added that the message for Teach You was to not let anybody mistreat you, especially the person you’re falling for. The video also features her Girls’ Generation members and friends Hyoyeon and Sooyoung.

In addition to the release of her music video last week, H&M also premiered their new music and fashion campaign, titled, Worldwide Autumn 2018 Divided Music Campaign which features Young.  As the face of their new project, Young is seen modeling outfits from classic Autumn pieces to cozy separates and oversized knits which will be available in October in select stores worldwide and online at hm.com.

H&M will be celebrating the launch with a special appearance and Meet & Greet with Tiffany Young on October 3rd at the Hollywood location on Sunset. Tiffany said in a statement,

“I’m so happy to be a part of this. To be back in America and seeing an Asian-American in this H&M campaign really means a lot to me. I hope anybody who sees my pictures in the stores or on social media will be like, cool, I can be like that, or that’s inspiring. Because representation does matter,”